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This notice was given in accordance with Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993
Clare County Council have given notice that a busy road in Mullagh will close for essential works in the coming weeks.
The L-6204-0, Molosky will temporarily close for five days to facilitate the installation of a valve on the existing watermain.
The closure will occur on Monday, October 6 until Friday, October 10. Local access will be maintained at all times and it is a 24-hour road closure.
Alternative routes and diversions will be put in place while these works are underway.
Clare County Council's diversion map reads: "From Doon East, travel north on R483. Take the first right onto L-6210-0, Cloghaunnatinny Road. At the next junction, turn right onto L-2100-0, Derreen Road and continue to Molosky junction. Visa-versa from opposite direction."
The alternative route map can be viewed here.
Observations/representations may be made by email to roads@clarecoco.ie or in writing before 4pm on September 19 to:
The Administrative Officer, Clare County Council, Roads and Transportation Department, Áras Contae an Chláir, New Road,
Ennis, Co Clare.
This notice was given in accordance with Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993.
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